Ensuring the safety of workers and customers is the top priority of retailers. By their very nature, retail establishments bring people from different walks of life together in a single, confined space. It thus becomes most important for them to take steps and prevent the spread of coronavirus to workers and customers in their stores. Besides, offices must comply with their obligations to maintain good hygiene practices and enforce distancing amongst their employees. Though work-from-home has become the highlight of the “new normal”, not every business can run from the four walls of the house. This is where technology comes in handy and computer vision systems help to ensure that your workers are safe with minimal chances of repeated virus outbreaks. Retailers are bound to ensure safety of not only their workers, but customers, which is why, computer vision systems is the best option they have. Learn how.

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Thermal sensor-based automatic fever detection
systems are capable of scanning a mass of people
from distances of up to 20 meters. Detection can
happen in real-time and there is no need to stop the
person and compromise the accuracy of the
temperature measurement.
THERMAL CAMERAS
ARE RETAIL SPACES
SAFE TO FUNCTION?
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Employees should be encouraged to wear
smartwatches and fitness bands, as these enable
them to track their body temperature and SpO2.
Most of such wearables use built-in sensors and
can be used by asymptomatic patients as a
precautionary measure for early detection.
WEARABLES
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The solution features a simple end-user application
that can easily manage and complete any kind of
inspection across tablets and mobile phones. It
enables businesses to reopen facilities after
Covid-19 disruption by assessing preparedness
and supporting day-to-day operations via remote
tracking of workplace inspections and reporting
non-compliance faster to assure employee health
and safety.
DIGITAL INSPECTION SOLUTIONS
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First comes sanitation. Well-trained autonomous
floor care robots emit an ultra-violet light to kill
viruses and germs in warehouses and food stores,
keeping store workers and customers safe from the
virus. Cleaning robots enable workers to focus on
other tasks crucial during the Covid-19 outbreak,
like disinfecting high-contact surfaces, supporting
customers, and restocking.
ROBOTS
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AI-based drones or flying robots help to patrol
areas and keep an eye on crowds in public places
that include shopping malls, hospitals, and stations.
There is an analysis of the video footage in
real-time and safety officers receive alerts if there
are safety violations. Drones monitor people for
wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) and
help them maintain social distance via machine
learning, computer vision and image analysis.
DRONES